MTU – LOCAL LODGE 764 NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE – Dec 18, 2024

Further to our communication of December 5, 2024, the parties are not scheduled to meet again until January 9 & 10, 2025. Although the Mediator is not available to join the parties on these dates, we have provided our full availability throughout January and are awaiting an update from the Mediator for additional dates.  Read Bulletin here…

MTU MAINTENANCE CANADA LTD. LOCAL LODGE 764 NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE

Further to our communication of November 22, 2024, the parties resumed direct negotiations on December 2, 2024. We were joined by our Mediator, Fazal Bhimji on December 3, 2024, and made some limited progress with the assistance of the Mediator on the remaining non-monetary issues.
The parties agreed to reconvene the morning of December 5, 2024, with Mediator Bhimji to continue discussions on the remaining non-monetary issues, however, no further progress was made.  Read Bulletin here…

AIR CANADA TMOS NEGOTIATIONS – 2025 LOCAL 764 COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES

After the election results the Following Member will represent the FULL TIME STATION ATTENDANT:
• Jerry Senghera
Following members have been acclaimed to their respective sub-committee:
• Harkamal Mahil – CSA (Customer Service Agent)
• Jesse Funk – CSCA (Cabin Service Cleaning Attendant)
• Vincent Moisan – Trainer (Trainer 1 or Trainer 2)
• Harry Bohan – GSE (Ground Servicing Equipment)
• James Ainscow – AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer)
• * Patrick Olsheskie – Part Time Station Attendant
• * John McDonald – Stores / Logistics   Read Bulletin here…

AIR CANADA TMOS NEGOTIATIONS – 2025 LOCAL 764 COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES **Revised Dec 03**

Following the close of nominations the following members have been acclaimed to their respective sub-committee:
• Harkamal Mahil – CSA (Customer Service Agent)
• Jesse Funk – CSCA (Cabin Service Cleaning Attendant)
• Vincent Moisan – Trainer (Trainer 1 or Trainer 2)
• Harry Bohan – GSE (Ground Servicing Equipment)
• James Ainscow – AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer)
• * Patrick Olsheskie – Part Time Station Attendant
• * John McDonald – Stores / Logistics
The following members will stand for election in the Sub-committee – Full Time Station Attendant
• Jas Toor
• Jerry Senghera
• Lisa Banta
• Raj Takhar
• Robert Croteau
• Trevor Fox
• William Walker
The election will take place online via Simply Voting, and in order to vote for Full Time Station Attendant sub-committee nominee, you will be required to register. Only Full time Station Attendants will be voting
Registration must be completed by December 2nd, 2024, the vote will take place on December 4th, 2024, from 6am to 8pm local time.
Please register at https://forms.gle/pRjx5wmcxif4JaBq9 or scan the QR code below. If there are any ties, we will communicate it to the membership and the runoff vote will take place on December 10th, 2024.
  Read Bulletin here…

Snag Sheet Oct 2024 – updated

There has been an Author update to the Oct 2024 Snag Sheet on page 4. Some readers may have gained an impression that the DL140 Negotiations Committee was not equally balanced for decision-making during the last three Rounds (2016, 2019 and 2022). This was clearly not the case. https://www.iam764.ca/upload/snagsheet/SnagSheetOct2024web.pdf

Canadian notice of Nomination and Elections for International Officers

In accordance with Article III of the IAM Constitution,[1] except as set forth herein, in Canada the International will conduct elections for the offices of International President, General Secretary-Treasurer, 1 Canadian General Vice President, 1 Delegate to the C.L.C., and 5 Members of the Committee on Law (including one from Canada) for terms ending on June 30, 2029. Nominations for these offices can be made at a special meeting of your local on Saturday, January 18, 2025. In the event that members of your local nominate more than one candidate for IAM International President, General Secretary-Treasurer, Canadian Vice President, the C.L.C and/or more than five (5) candidates for the Committee on Law, there shall be a local endorsement vote on Saturday, February 22, 2025. Both the nomination and endorsement meetings will take place from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the location printed in your mailing.
Read Information here…

MTU Negots Update – Nov 22, 2024

Thank you for your participation at the information sessions today. If you were not able to attend, we will share the frequently asked questions and details from the information session next week. Your continued support is greatly appreciated.
Please be advised on November 21, 2024, the IAM filed an Application for a Mediator with the BC Labour Relations Board, pursuant to Section 74 of the Labour Relations Code and filed a Notice of Dispute and Request for Conciliation Assistance under the Canada Labour Code, Part 1, Section 71. We were advised by legal counsel to file under both the Provincial and Federal legislation due to the ongoing judicial review proceeding before the Federal Courts concerning the jurisdiction of MTU.  Read Bulletin here…

Snag Sheet Nov 2024

The Nov issue of the Snag Sheet is now online at: https://www.iam764.ca/snag-sheets/

MTU LOCAL LODGE 764 NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE – Nov 09, 2024

Following our communication on Friday, November 8, 2024, many members took the time to write to the Bargaining Committee to voice their frustration and concern regarding the lack of progress in our negotiations with MTU and expressed their desire to take a strike vote.
If you have not already done so, please provide your personal (non-work related) email directly to ChristyS@iam764.ca including your legal first and last name, cell #, city, and postal code. This information will be utilized for any strike or contract vote.  Read Bulletin here…

MTU – LOCAL LODGE 764 NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE nov 8th, 2024

The parties met in direct negotiations on October 28, 2024 – November 8, 2024. Discussions continued on non-monetary proposals, including Article 7 Qualifications, Article 9 Filling of Vacancies, and Article 17 Grievance Procedure. Your Committee advanced proposals on subcontracting, technological change, and electronic surveillance.  Read Bulletin here…

AIR CANADA TMOS NEGOTIATIONS – 2025 LOCAL 764 COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES

As per the bulletin from District 140 on the bylaw change to the negotiations process, Local 764 will be accepting nominations for the following advisory committee’s,
• 1 – Full Time Station Attendant
• 1 – Part Time Station Attendant
• 1 – CSA (Customer Service Agent)
• 1 – CSCA (Cabin Service Cleaning Attendant)
• 1 – Trainer (Trainer 1 or Trainer 2)
• 1 – GSE (Ground Servicing Equipment)
• 1 – AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer)
• 1 – Logistics and Supply (Stores)
• 1 – TECH (Other non AME Tech-Opps classifications)
Candidates must hold the classification to run for the advisory committee position. Nominations will close November 21st, 2024, candidates must be in good standing as per Local 764 bylaws and the constitution to eligible for one (1) of the above positions. Read Bulletin here…

GVP and District 140 By-Laws Communication

The following links contain information on the communication GVP Chartrand By-Laws Letter EN3.pdf By-Laws one-pager – English.pdf Chartrand DL140 By Laws – Video from Dave Chartrand

Celebration of Life for Dave Moir

A Celebration of Dave Moir’s life will be at the Milltown Pub in Marpole on: Wednesday, November 20th between 2:15 and 5:00 pm. Read here…

MTU NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE – Nov 1, 2024

The parties resumed direct negotiations on October 28, 2024, and are scheduled to meet through to November 8, 2024. Discussions continued on non-monetary proposals, including Article 9, where the Committee is addressing the memberships concerns around filling of vacancies in a fair and transparent process. Other topics include the grievance procedure, and Article 7 qualifications.  Read Bulletin here…